May 19, 2026

When Shareholders Lie: Proving an Oppression Claim How should the Courts respond when a closely-held corporation comes before them with shareholders who lie, fabricate evidence, and attempt to mislead at every turn? That was the challenge facing Justice Stevenson in the recent decision of Kuang v. Young, 2026 ONSC 2091. Amid a matrimonial separation, Hugh...
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